The film is an example of David Lynch's ability to create non-linear narratives in such an incredible and surreal way! Although there are several interpretations for what happened here, I'll tell you what I understand:
After Fred kills Renee and is arrested, he creates a fantasy in his mind where he transforms into Pete, someone who can satisfy Renee in some way, and also to escape from his situation in jail, as he did not remember what he had done…
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Lost Highway 1997
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
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Wild at Heart 1990
Once again David Lynch shows a frightening side of life in the darkest, underground places along American highways. At the same time as he also made the pilot episode of Twin Peaks. Here we have a turbulent romance with the characters immersed in their traumas, with moments of comedy, deep sex scenes, a phenomenal use of color, disturbing moments with a sense of fever dream and surrealism, and also an incredible soundtrack, which perfectly exemplifies Lynch's style and vision. Nicolas…
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Red Fish 2009
Just because David Lynch is here, people should be talking more about this short film. The atmosphere of the film is very similar to "Inland Empire", as both build a sensorial and emotional experience, being equally experimental and enigmatic. It's quite simple, but also very interesting.
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Eraserhead 1977
It is an innovative film and a masterpiece of the surrealist movement! It's unique and disturbing. The melancholic atmosphere and visual styles with the machinery setting, the effects and soundtrack with white noise, contribute to the feeling of a constant nightmare. It is a cinematic experience that provokes deep reflection; it is an immersion in a universe of disturbing dreams and visual metaphors, being completely ahead of its time (especially considering that just over 10,000 dollars were used for the film). Consolidating David Lynch as a master of experimental cinema, in his first feature film.
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